Road Closures for 2024 IRONMAN Chattanooga Bike Course

The 2024 IRONMAN Chattanooga introduces a new bike course with specific road closures for safety.

The 2024 First Horizon Bank IRONMAN Chattanooga triathlon is unveiling an exciting new bike course that showcases Southeastern Tennessee like never before. Competitors will head onto US-27, journeying north through Red Bank and up to Soddy Daisy. The course includes three loops along US-27, featuring a dedicated lane for safety and offering stunning views of the Cumberland Plateau. With fresh pavement and 4,300 feet of elevation gain across 112 miles, this revamped route promises both a challenging ride and a visual treat for all participants.

More course details can be found here.

To enhance the experience and ensure the safety of all participants, several road closures will be in effect during the event.

US-27 North from Signal Mountain Blvd to Tsati Terrace will have the left lane closed for cyclists from 6 AM to 6 PM. There will also be detours for vehicular traffic at the following locations to accommodate athlete aid stations:

– Mountain Creek Rd

– Tsati Terrace

These intersections will be monitored by law enforcement to ensure a safe transition for athletes.

US-27 South from Tsati Terrace to Hwy 153 will similarly have the left lane closed for cyclists from 6 AM to 6 PM. Additionally, the following access points will be closed to vehicular traffic:

– Southbound US-27 from Hwy 153 to 4th Street

– South entrance ramps at Hwy 153, Mountain Creek Rd, Morrison Springs Rd, Signal Mountain Blvd, Dayton Blvd, and Manufacturers Road.

This new bike course not only enhances the IRONMAN Chattanooga experience but also embodies the essence of the Scenic City’s natural beauty and community spirit. For more detailed information about the new bike course, visit the IRONMAN website.

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